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How will you use what you learn from this project to develop as a leader/manager? What will be the role of scheduling and project management for you? How have your skills to manage a project changed over the course of this program?

How will you use what you learn from this project to develop as a leader/manager? What will be the role of scheduling and project management for you? How have your skills to manage a project changed over the course of this program?

how is the illusion of space created? or is it denied? (perspective, overlapping, light and shadow, volume or mass, scale?

Composition use element of design to describe the artists s composition
how is the composition balanced? explain ( symmetrical, absolute symmetry, bilateral symmetry, asymmetrical radial)
where is the focal point and how are you being led there
where is the vanishing point and the vantage point
what is the rhythm of the work and how is the work unified?( repetition, rhythm variety)
what type of line is the artists using and what feeling does it express ?( expressive, analytical)
is the composition made up of horizontal vertical or diagonal lines and how does that affect the composition ?
do the lines have direction? explain how the line move your eye(implied lines, line of sight)
is the illusion of space shallow or deep ?

how is the artists using color? is it arbitrary, local, perceptual optical? is there symbolism in the color?
is the work high key or low key( value)? talk about the intensity and saturation of color( tint, shade, bright dull)
is the artist using a specific color scheme?( analogous, complimentary, contrasting, polychromatic?
how does the color work emotionally?
where is the source of light coming from and how does it highlight and shadow? is the artist. is the artist modeling using chiaroscuro/tenebrism? how?
what kind of texture is the artist using? actual ,perceptual?
is the brushwork brushwork visible? is the paint thick or thin? how does the brush relate to texture, light, color, rhythm?

Does US Fiscal Budget Deficit Matter?

Does US Fiscal Budget Deficit Matter? Why? Why Not? Explain. Fiscal policy is the use of government spending and taxation to influence the economy. When the government decides on the goods and services it purchases, the transfer payments it distributes, or the taxes it collects, it is engaging in fiscal policy. The primary economic impact of any change in the government budget is felt by specific groupsa tax cut for families with children, for example, raises their disposable income.The federal government finished the 2018 fiscal yearended last Septembera whopping $779 billion deficit, the largest annual budget deficit since 2012. The current fiscal year is likely to see an even larger deficit, potentially more than $1 trillion. Tax revenues were flat during 2018 and corporate tax collections fell by $76 billion due to last tax cut.Scope and MethodologyEconomists distinguish between the absolute and relative sizes of the public debt. Why is the distinction important? Distinguish between refinancing the debt and retiring the debt. Write an essay in which you explain the importance of a balanced fiscal budget. Answer these questions in your essay.Study and analyze the government fiscal budget 2018. What did you want to see and havent seen?
Does government fiscal budget deficit matter? Why? Why not? Explain.
Explain how built-in (or automatic) stabilizers work. What are the differences between proportional, progressive, and regressive tax systems as they relate to an economys built-in stability?
Objectives and Expectation:You will introduce the concept of fiscal policy, and address the major challenges that any government might face in implementing fiscal budget.
The assignment is to be a minimum of two pages long excluding title pages, bibliographies, etc. and in APA/MLA format.
A good variety of objective, high quality, current sources need to be used.
Use graphs, tables, and charts to support your assertion.
Outstanding papers typically cite three or more references to support the discussion and to benchmark findings presented in the paper.

review the impacts of the event on the city of Shanghai and the country of China, with an eye toward both the positive and negative consequences.

As with the last two writing assignments, you will be left to your own discretion for research. However, here are some articles for you to begin with: Here (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. is an article highlighting infrastructure and financial costs. Here (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. is an article discussing some of the benefits to the city of Shanghai. HerePreview the document is an article discussing the solid waste generated by the event. Here (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. is an article examining air pollution before, during, and after the event. HerePreview the document is an article reviewing the effect of the event on the national brand image of China. Here (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. is an article on visitorship during the event. HerePreview the document is an article detailing the effect of the event on Shanghai’s transportation sector. HerePreview the document is an article discussing local resident perceptions of the event years afterward. After completing your research, your task will be to draft an opinion paper on the costs and benefits of the Expo 2010 event, and to argue whether or not the event was worth it for China, the city of Shanghai, and the people that inhabit it. Your submission must be a minimum of 1,000 words, and must conform to the writing requirements stipulated in the syllabus. You may take your discussion in any direction(s) you wish; inevitably each of you will discuss different topics and criteria based on your own unique perspectives. In this sense, there are no “wrong answers” per se. However, regardless of the direction you pursue, be sure to discuss, at minimum, the following main categories of impact for mega-events: Economic: What was the net financial product of the event (i.e. loss or gain)? Did the event create lasting job opportunities for the local population, or just temporary work? Infrastructure: What is the status of the added infrastructure now years afterward? Are the buildings still standing? Are the transportation advances still in use? Were they worth the expense? Environmental: What was the effect of the event on water, air, carbon footprint, etc.? Did things improve or degrade long-term? Image: Did the event make a significant impact on the brand or image of the city, the country, the people, the culture, etc? If so, was it a positive or negative impact? Since there are four categories, and you are tasked with a minimum of 1,000 words, you might plan to allocate ~300 words per category, so as to adequately address them all. You may, of course, write more if you wish (there is no maximum). Either way, writing your paper will probably take less time than the reading required to understand the subject matter. As with the last two papers, you are welcome to be as critical of conventional viewpoints as you please.

Consider the strengths and weaknesses of each one. Give examples of when each theory would work best.

Links to videos have been provided below. This weeks assignment is to create a Powerpoint presentation. This presentation should be 12 – 15 slides long in addition to a cover page and a reference page. Use bullets on most slides but each page should include a note section with at least 150 words in addition to the slide. Cite your work, limit quotes, and edit your work well for spelling, grammar, and punctuation errors. Quotes should always be rare and properly cited. Slides or notes with excessive quotes will have deductions. Use your own words. Assignment – Examine Trait, Skills, Behavioral, Situational, and Path-goal approaches/theories of leadership Prepare a presentation as if you were a leadership instructor. You are to prepare it so you will be able to teach a lesson to a class. Using the five approaches/theories of leadership we have discussed in the first three weeks of class, document what the approach or theory is based on, how it is different than the others, and when it is best used. For example, consider different positions like a construction plant manager or a school principal or a nurse. What approach would work best for different positions? Incorporate that into your lesson. Your goal is to have your audience (students) understand the five approaches and when to use them. Do not copy definitions from the book. Use your own words to get your students to understand the different aspects of the theories. Use the 12 – 15 slides for the five approaches/theories, approximately two- three pages for each one. Format: Title Slide – Include a title page with your name, student number, title of your paper, course number, course name, & date. Introductory Slide – Include a short introduction of your agenda/topics. Length – 12 – 15 slides plus the title page and citation page. Make sure you have at least 150 words in the note section of each page. Do not include any quotes in your notes. Reference Page – Include at least two outside sources in addition to your textbook and other course articles on a separate reference page. Use references with authors, not websites. All references must have citations within your paper. Wikipedia is not an acceptable reference. Proof read your work well to ensure spelling/grammar/punctuation and sentence structure are in good order. Review the Grading Rubric attached here for detailed information about the grading criteria. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_clro5RXqM&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A37_eO48oUk&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RJksDzmDnLo&feature=youtu.be